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Proc on Windows 2000 [message #118844]

Mon, 09 May 2005 04:49

chanderpa
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Hi all,

Can anyone tell me how to compile & Run proc programs(.pc) on Windows 2000 advanced server

Thanks
CPA

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Re: Proc on Windows 2000 [message #118927 is a reply to message #118844]

Mon, 09 May 2005 14:17

Maaher
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They need to be precompiled with the PRO*C precompiler. Afterwards you'll get a C program, that needs to be compiled again (by a C compiler) to an EXE.

MHE

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Re: Proc on Windows 2000 [message #118982 is a reply to message #118927]

Tue, 10 May 2005 02:33

chanderpa
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Thanks a lot Maaher

I've got the point. But can you tell me is there any restriction on the version of C compiler or we can use any C compiler like Turbo C etc.

Second thing, i had read somewhere on web that first we need to compile the .pc to .c using Pro*c/c++ utility shipped with Oracle setup then compile .c file with proc.exe shipped with oracle setup.
can u tell me more about it.

Regards
Chander

[Updated on: Tue, 10 May 2005 02:43]

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Re: Proc on Windows 2000 [message #119032 is a reply to message #118982]

Tue, 10 May 2005 06:25

Maaher
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Frank Naudé ("founding father" of this site) has written some excellent faqs. On of them addresses precompilers:
http://www.orafaq.com/faqpro.htm

You were told right. You'll need the precompiler to generate a .C program. I believe it is to be selected in the Oracle Universal Installer.

MHE

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Re: Proc on Windows 2000 [message #119518 is a reply to message #119032]

Fri, 13 May 2005 01:45

chanderpa
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Many Many thanks MHE Cool

Your guidelines worked.

Thanks a lot Once Again
Chander

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Re: Proc on Windows 2000 [message #259130 is a reply to message #119032]

Tue, 14 August 2007 08:49

santoshyadein
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Registered: August 2007

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can any body tell me where can i get Pro*C/C++ Precompiler and
how to compile the program i`m using turbo c compiler.

[Updated on: Tue, 14 August 2007 08:51]

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Re: Proc on Windows 2000 [message #259156 is a reply to message #259130]

Tue, 14 August 2007 09:38

Michel Cadot
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Depending on your version on Oracle Server CD, on client CD or on Companion CD.

You have to search in your turbo C compiler documentation to know how to call a precompiler before compilation step.
If it can't then you have 2 steps: 1) call Pro*C precompiler then 2) call your C compiler.

Regards
Michel

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Re: Proc on Windows XP/98 [message #261934 is a reply to message #259156]

Fri, 24 August 2007 01:54

santoshyadein
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Registered: August 2007

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Sir/madam,
Plz help me....
I have got turbo c compiler and windows XP/98, how to compile the Embedded Pl/sql c programs. I comlied the one program with .pc extension using turbo c compiler but it is throwing Declaration syntax error.
I have do any configuration or changes in any file of oracle and how to include more than header files, if they are in differene directories
for example: D:\src\include\files and C:\oracle\..\precomp\include\files
I have given the path of where turbo c compiler header files are available, in directory option of turbo c compiler. How do this & how to compile the programs

Plz help me sir/madam

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